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The largest public high schools in California · page 38

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#SchoolCityDistrictLevelStudents
1851Del Amigo High (Continuation)San Ramon, CASan Ramon Valley UnifiedHigh34
1852Community DaySanger, CASanger UnifiedHigh34
1853Dr. Doug Sears Learning CenterTemple City, CATemple City UnifiedHigh34
1854Creekside Community DayVisalia, CAVisalia UnifiedHigh34
1855Windsor Oaks AcademyWindsor, CAWindsor UnifiedHigh33
1856Dickens (Billy Joe) High (Continuation)Hughson, CAHughson UnifiedHigh33
1857Chautauqua High (Continuation)Big Bear City, CABear Valley UnifiedHigh33
1858Magnolia ParkBurbank, CABurbank UnifiedHigh33
1859Spring Hill High (Continuation)Mariposa, CAMariposa County UnifiedHigh33
1860Opportunity ProgramRiverside, CARiverside UnifiedHigh33
1861San Pasqual AcademyEscondido, CASan Diego County Office of EducationHigh33
1862Monterey ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh32
1863Baker HighBaker, CABaker Valley UnifiedHigh31
1864Academy for ChangeChico, CAChico UnifiedHigh31
1865Dr Bob Forinash Community DayLompoc, CALompoc UnifiedHigh31
1866Hillside Junior/Senior HighPine Valley, CAMountain Empire UnifiedHigh31
1867Santa Barbara County Juvenile CourtSanta Barbara, CASanta Barbara County Office of EducationHigh31
1868Feather River AcademyYuba City, CASutter County Office of EducationHigh31
1869Don Pedro HighLa Grange, CABig Oak Flat-Groveland UnifiedHigh31
1870Big Pine HighBig Pine, CABig Pine UnifiedHigh30
1871Olympic High (Continuation)Santa Monica, CASanta Monica-Malibu UnifiedHigh30
1872Kaweah HighExeter, CAExeter UnifiedHigh29
1873Corning Independent StudyCorning, CACorning Union HighHigh29
1874Discovery HighYreka, CAYreka Union HighHigh29
1875Juvenile Hall (Endeavor/Voyager Secondary)Madera, CAMadera County Superintendent of SchoolsHigh29
1876Mad River High (Continuation)McKinleyville, CANorthern Humboldt Union HighHigh28
1877Imperial Ave. Holbrook HighImperial, CAImperial UnifiedHigh28
1878Rowland Unified Community DayRowland Heights, CARowland UnifiedHigh28
1879La Vista CenterFair Oaks, CASan Juan UnifiedHigh28
1880Chino Valley Learning AcademyChino Hills, CAChino Valley UnifiedHigh27
1881Colusa Alternative High (Continuation)Colusa, CAColusa UnifiedHigh27
1882Noyo High (Continuation)Fort Bragg, CAFort Bragg UnifiedHigh27
1883Pride ContinuationLinden, CALinden UnifiedHigh27
1884Dorothy V. Johnson Community DayLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh27
1885Oak View HighOak Park, CAOak Park UnifiedHigh27
1886Alta Vista AcademyChula Vista, CASweetwater Union HighHigh27
1887Santa Barbara County CommunitySanta Barbara, CASanta Barbara County Office of EducationHigh27
1888Rockey Glenn CampSan Dimas, CALos Angeles County Office of EducationHigh27
1889Arcata Educational Resource CenterArcata, CAHumboldt County Office of EducationHigh27
1890Burbank USD Community DayBurbank, CABurbank UnifiedHigh26
1891Willow HighCrockett, CAJohn Swett UnifiedHigh26
1892Ed Donaldson Education CenterKelseyville, CAKelseyville UnifiedHigh26
1893Butte View HighSutter, CASutter Union HighHigh26
1894Rite of PassageSan Andreas, CAEl Dorado County Office of EducationHigh26
1895Palisade Glacier High (Continuation)Big Pine, CABishop UnifiedHigh25
1896Pilarcitos Alternative High (Continuation)Half Moon Bay, CACabrillo UnifiedHigh25
1897El Monte Union High School Community DayEl Monte, CAEl Monte Union HighHigh25
1898Captain John Continuation HighHoopa, CAKlamath-Trinity Joint UnifiedHigh25
1899Natural High (Continuation)Lakeport, CALakeport UnifiedHigh25
1900Cheviot Hills ContinuationLos Angeles, CALos Angeles UnifiedHigh25
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